SHDIATOOL 4-1/2 Inch Diamond Saw Blade Cutting Disc Porcelain Tile Ceramic Granite Marble Brick 115mm (2-Pack)

I had an old turbo blade on the 8" wet saw and it took over 20 minutes per cut through granite. So I hooked up a jug on a pulley and filled it with water. At one point there was close to two gallons of water in the jug. My project needed 80 cuts and it felt like I was going to have to baby sit that damn saw for 20+ hours. Shdia Tool diamond blade to the rescue. I was able to make 40 cuts in two hours with less than half a gallon in the jug. I know that averages to 3 cuts per minute, but it cut faster than I could handle the material. Saved me four days of cutting. Thank you.

1/2 the price of a blade at Lowe’s and works just as well.

I used it to cut some ceramic tilesWorked good. Had a hard time cutting a circle. But good price.

I’m cutting 12” X 60” porcelain tiles on a dry compound miter saw because my small wet saw table can’t support these large tiles. I initially ordered a cheaper blade (Trabo 12 Inch Tile Continuous Rim Diamond Diamond Metal Bond for Cutting Granite) because I’m a homeowner and this is all I’m using the blade for, but it vibrated too much and left really crappy edges. So I spent a little more and got this Shdiatool 12” diamond blade. Not only is it MUCH smoother cutting, it’s also much thinner - the kerf is only 2mm so there’s almost no waste. No vibration, great cuts, and long lasting…I’m almost done installing 440 sf of tile and it’s still great. I’d highly recommend this blade for its quality and value for the buck.

Love these!

This blade worked great but you have to take your time and frequently squirt water on the blade where it meets the stone. I put 2 layers of painters tape around the marble where I was cutting and there were no chips. Cut smoothly with no blade waiver.

Used for porcelain tile. Couldn't use what a waste. Chipped the tile no matter how it is run. Had to replace it with another brand. This specifically said for use on porcelain tile. I have a ridgid 10in wet saw so I'm not using junk. Beware does not cut smooth ~ nothing but chips! Fasle advertising.

The first 2-3 tiles cut the best using a wet saw, but then started making more chipping at edges. After about 6 tiles, it seemed very dule. It really was not as fine a cut as I preferred, but I managed. Got a diamond block sander to smooth out the edges. My tile has a high gloss glazed finish. This may have been better for a less detailed cut

I was planning on installing a porcelain tile floor and needed something to cut the tiles. It was my first time working with tile so I had no cutting tools for it. I decided to get one of these because I already had a lot of experience using an angle grinder. These cutting wheels work amazingly. I got the two pack because I figured they would wear out fast but I only used one and it still has plenty of life left. Some of the tiles were close to 3/8" thick and these cut through with no issues. It leaves a nice smooth cut with barely any chipping on the edge. I didn't use any water for cutting because I didn't want to soak my angle grinder.

el precio, el uso que le di, no despostilla, se realizan buenos cortes

Blade cut with ease when cutting very hard floor tiles. For the price excellent

I was skeptical as the price on this blade was low but man it’s really good. Thickness of the blade is good. It’s not to thick as most other lower priced blades are. It cuts really good. Very little to no chipping. It’s cut 400sqft so far and still producing really nice edges

éste disco funciona, muy bien para cortes precisos, dándole una calidad a tu trabajo, lo recomiendo mucho